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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1971
Page
8
Local edition for Elyria Ohio reports a dated item from September 25 1971 covering city notes, regional updates, and brief human-interest snippets. Details are limited in the OCR fragment but indicate standard daily briefs for the Chronicle Telegram audience.
Public notice outlines Ohio Edison rate case details filed with PUCO affecting residential and water heating services across many counties. It notes proposed schedules, fuel adjustments, and estimated revenue impact about 7.75 million dollars, with examination venues in Columbus and at the Ohio Edison office. The document also announces a March of Dimes Be In event at Lorain Catholic High School on Oct 6 at 7 p.m. led by Dr. Joseph A. Cherrella to promote health habits and address birth defects concerns.
Members of the Youth Fellowship of the Magyar United Church of Christ in South River Road attend a conference in Fairport Harbor tomorrow. They elected Dale Sebastian president Susan Racz vice president Sharon Lapos secretary and Scott Szabo treasurer for the fall session. Adult advisers are Mr and Mrs John Lapos Akron Ohio.
The Elyria Milan area chamber approves a stance on federal health care, urging minimal government aid and greater private enterprise in care programs. The resolution, led by Bendik and Cutler, avoids backing a specific bill and will be sent to the National Chamber of Commerce in Washington.
Sunny in the northeast with increasing cloudiness to the west and south. Daytime highs reach the upper 60s to lower 70s. Scattered showers possible tonight mainly west and south with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Cloudy mild conditions expected tomorrow with showers likely west and a chance of showers east. highs in the upper 60s to 70s.
Southeasterly winds at 10 to 15 knots move through this afternoon and into tonight as fair weather gives way to increased cloudiness later.
Avon Lake League of Women Voters promotes biking to a unit meeting at the United Methodist Church on October 6 at 9 a.m. The bulletin urges walking or ridesharing and hints at a bike trail and regional public transit cooperation. A second unit meeting follows October 7 at 8 p.m. in the Avon Lake Public Library.
Stanley G. Piyor of Lorain National Bank told the board yesterday that lack of confidence in the economy is delaying recovery. He warned no real strengthening should occur in the next 90 days, but expected improvement by period end and unemployment relief later. The meeting announced a 20 cent third quarter cash dividend to stockholders of record Sept 21.
A Welsh pony wandered onto West Ridge Road in Carlisle Township Lorain County and was struck by a car driven by Elyria motorist Russell G. Lauer 48 of 11740 West Ridge Road at 9 18 p m The pony owned by Ray Stott 11148 West Ridge Road died at the scene Lauer was not injured and not cited.
Athens County Common Pleas Judge Lowell Howard recused himself from a contempt of court hearing involving Oscar McGee of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees over a court order to halt the strike at Ohio University. Judge Howard will be replaced by Judge Howard Goldsberry as McGee faces contempt charges while the university operates with 900 striking workers.
Lorain County Kidney Foundation members sell hand puppet bags and smaller bags filled for Halloween to raise funds for dialysis equipment. Orders taken from LaGrange residents Mrs. Aldrich March Crittenden and Squire. Barbra Streisand to star in Sarah Bernhardt biopic with filming set for next spring in Paris and England.
A compiled list shows numerous individuals from Lorain and nearby towns cited for speeding alarming distances reckless operation red lights stop signs and related offenses. Amounts range from 10 to 50 dollars with several license suspensions and a disorderly conduct minor vehicle charge.
The notice lists pairs of residents and their jobs with ages and street addresses including Dennis J. Petroskey 19 maintenance man at 339 Roosevelt Ave and Sharon Kay Bally 20 clerk typist at 43515 Telegraph Rad. Jesus G. Ortiz 25 dipper and Sandra DeJesus 19 graduate practical nurse from Lorain. Charles L. Warner 72 retired and Ellen Wells 60 bookkeeper from 940 Sherwood Dr. Arthur J. Richards 18 assembler and Melanie Jo VandAuken 19 from Lorain. Leonard Ambrosio 31 electrician from Geneva New York and Naomi R. Barnett 18 Lorain. William P. Cerveniak 31 and Patricia Jo Dellefield 28 from Lorain. James E. Larson 40 Strongsville and Mary F. Harris 45 from Columbia Township.
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